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HOW AND WHY TO JOIN NAELA

Membership Dues: Membership runs from January through December. New members can join on November 1st and receive 14 months for the cost of one year. National membership is $425 annually for new members and $525 annually thereafter. For those who join after July 1st, the dues are prorated. Rhode Island membership is $250 annually. National membership is required for state chapter membership.

Benefits of Membership in NAELA and

The Rhode Island NAELA Chapter

National and Regional Legal Support

Chapter membership ensures access to expert assistance, analysis and materials when faced with policy changes, adverse hearing decisions and proposed legislation. As you should all know, Rhode Island proposed many changes to the financial eligibility and estate recovery rules in 2015. Thankfully, none of those changes were incorporated in the budget, but there is great concern that the governor will re-introduce most of the changes this year or in future years. With national support, RI NAELA members will be better prepared and in a stronger position to advocate for their clients the next time these issues are raised.

Access to the Rhode Island Chapter and National Listserv

By subscribing to the chapter and national listservs, members can draw on the collective expertise of elder law practitioners across the state and around the country. Whether seeking substantive law guidance or recommendations for office software, members benefit every day from the ability to post inquiries via email to an entire network of elder law colleagues.

Promotional Value

Chapter membership is an important indication of your dedication to elder law special needs. Potential clients can find you geographically through the Chapter web site by using the “Find An Elder Law Attorney” feature of the RINAELA website.

Educational Opportunities

Regular meetings and the Chapter listserv are simply the best way to stay abreast of elder law developments in the state. Topics range from substantive law and administrative and civil procedure to ethics and practice management. Guest speakers, seminar materials, the listserv serves to enhance members' knowledge, professionalism, and practices.

Networking Opportunities

Regular meetings throughout the year offer the chance to network with elder law colleagues from across the state as well as with professionals in related fields such as geriatric care management, institutional and home health care, financial planning, and insurance.

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